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See Apple's Documentation here: https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/ApplicationKit/Classes/NSMenuItem_Class/

Monkey Patching is a way of modifying and extending classes in Ruby. Basically, you can modify already defined classes in Ruby, adding new methods and even modifying previously defined methods. Monkey patching is often used to change the behavior of existing ruby code, from gems for instance. For...

By default, Safari does not enforce HTML5 element validation. You need to override this manually using other means.

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It is recommended to use methods of the DateUtils class in order to format dates which are locale aware, i.e. which consider user preferences (e.g. 12h/24h clock time formats). These methods are most appropriate for dates that are displayed to the user. For fully customized date representations, ...

ParameterDetailslong millisInFutureThe total duration the timer will run for, a.k.a how far in the future you want the timer to end. In milliseconds.long countDownIntervalThe interval at which you would like to receive timer updates. In milliseconds.long millisUntilFinishedA parameter provided in o...

The following Post Formats are available for users to choose from, if the theme enables support for them. Note that while the actual post content entry won't change, the theme can use this user choice to display the post differently based on the format chosen. For example, a theme could leave off...

NewFormSet = formset_factory( SomeForm, extra=2 ) formset = NewFormSet( initial = [ {'some_field': 'Field Value', 'other_field': 'Other Field Value',} ])

Circular Imports This is a big issue in Kivy, Python, and many programming languages When one resource is required by two files, it is normal to place this resource in the file that will be using it most. But if this happens with two resources, and they end up in opposite files, then importing...